“A line is a dot that went for a walk.” I love this quote from Paul Klee, artist extraordinaire. It’s obvious that author Valerie Downs loves this quote too as it’s the foundation for a delightful children’s story, What Paul Made. When young Paul goes...

What is a Credit Card? is an informative children's book by Kelly Lee. It promotes financial education and financial responsibility and teaches the use of a credit card through colorful illustrations and a relatable narrative. Young Ava becomes curious after watching her father use a...

What Is Money? by Kelly Lee is a delightful story that introduces young readers to money as they follow Charlie, an adorable bunny in his cookie-baking and selling business. This story introduces youngsters to important financial lessons in a fun and simple way. Charlie uses...

Whoo! Hoo! Hoo! The Carousel at the Zoo, written by Kathleen Welton and illustrated by Tamara Joubert, takes young readers on a lively carousel ride through a zoo, where different animals add to the joyful experience. As the carousel spins, various animals create unique sounds...

Spring is on the way, and it's time to explore the garden. Walk With Me by Diane Belinfanti introduces the sights and sounds of spring in rhyming text. A little orange cat is the young reader's companion as it ventures out the window into a...

It can be difficult for children to comprehend the loss of a loved one at a young age. Where's Grandma? by Tracey Smith is a children's picture book that follows a young girl's journey navigating the death of her beloved grandmother. Jordyn misses her grandma....

Where To? by Roberta C. Stone is founded on a simple premise--a family looking for their ideal home. The search soon becomes an adventure. Beginning in the Arctic, glorious sunsets and friendly animals beckoned, but the prospect of frigid winters meant moving on. The discovery...

If you think flies are disgusting, you’re not alone! Flies are a nuisance at picnics, they buzz in your face, and their larvae might be the worst thing about them. But Flyboy doesn’t see himself as a pest. Instead of focusing on the bad reputation...

Who Says Poo! by Adam Gaudreault is a delightful children’s picture book that introduces children to the richness of languages. Adam uses the English word “poo” as a starting point, followed by giving children examples of words in other languages that sound similar. Words may...

What If We Were All Friends! by C.M. Harris presents a wonderful world where we can live together peacefully. Even though each person is different, we are all amazing in our own way. Friends accept each other no matter what differences they have. When we...